Word: resigned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...President Truman should appoint a Republican Secretary of State and resign from office. . . . The Constitution provides for the Secretary of State to succeed the President when there is no Vice President. . . . It will place the responsibility of running the Government on one party and prevent a stalemate...
...until this week, on Armistice Day, did the President move to halt the wildfire rumors which had crackled through the capital. Would there be any changes in the Cabinet? None was planned. What about reports that Ike Eisenhower would resign as Chief of Staff? No foundation...
...Angel Field had had enough. Said he: "I cannot justify to myself . . . the continuous meeting of the deficits." If advertising would sully PM's soul, as Editor Ingersoll believed, then PM would have to be sullied. Said Ingersoll: "I have no choice but to resign...
WASHINGTON, November G--A revived GOP snatched control of Congress from the Democrats yesterday and suggestions arose immediately that President Truman resign to abildily the nation's leadership with a single party...
...Hitler, in 1933. It was a measure of its disastrous unpopularity that it was beaten even in the Russian sector of Berlin. TIME'S Berlin Bureau Chief John Scott cabled a portentous conclusion: "This fiasco will, in my view, clinch the opinion of Russian leaders that they must resign themselves to losing political control, at least temporarily, over almost any area where reasonable political freedom exists...